Patrick J. Buchanan. (№ 401325)

In 1996, in a referendum state, Californians voted 55% for an amendment to the state Constitution, establishing full racial equality ["blind to color", if translated literally]:
"The state government must not discriminate against or provide preferential treatment of persons or groups of persons based on race, sex, color, nationality or ethnic origin in the areas of public employment, public education or public contracts."
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However, the democratic Legislature wants to get rid of this amendment as it prohibits racial and ethnic discrimination, which wants to do Sacramento.
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If this goes...<...> - this is racial and ethnic discrimination that existed in the days of segregation. Swapped only the color of the skin of the beneficiaries and the victims. And this is the meaning of the revolution, Black Lives Matter, which is simple: "And now it's our turn!".


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Source: author's blog https://buchanan.org/blog/] article "The New 'Systemic Racism' That Is Coming" / "the new Coming "systemic racism"". (July 10, 2020) by Patrick J. Buchanan.
[Sacramento (Sacramento) is the administrative center of the state of California.] The article is a response to a personnel decision of the head of international media holding "NBC Universal" Cesar Conde on reducing the proportion of white employees from the current 74 percent to 50 percent.